JA Project’s has been selected for inclusion in the Architecture Foundation’s upcoming publication New Architects 4 - “A major publication surveying the best British architectural practices established in the past ten years.”
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JA Projects have produced a documentary titled Supermamas of Wallacedene - a powerful collective of community mothers who are tangibly changing the pattern of township development.
Co-directed with Jaime Ackroyd and researched by Nadine Coetzee the short documentary focuses on the example of Noronte Noto and other school principles.Through their work in extending education beyond the school gates they are reimagining public space and redefining ownership.
Read MoreAs part of Turncoats and their provocative reimagining of architecture debates, Maria Smith and Phin Harper have invited Jayden Ali to take part in a discussion on the merits of living in London.
Read MoreJA Projects director Jayden Ali appointed to teach the Global Free Unit alongside Professor Robert Mull at the University of Brighton.
Read MoreBlock Party: A Celebration, an exhibition Curated by JA Projects, opening at Diddy’s 29th June 2017.
Read MoreAs part of Twins, their ongoing series of architecture talks exploring difficult alliances, strange bedfellows and new relationships, curators Charles Holland and Robert Mull have invited JA Projects director Jayden Ali to take part in a panel discussion on lessons surrounding the current refugee crisis.
Read MoreJA Projects have gained Planning Approval for The Ackroyd House, a contemporary extension of a typical late-Victorian terraced house in Hackney. The expansion will provide a space suitable for contemporary family living while satisfying the clients artistic ambitions.
Read MoreSacha Ren’s, proposal for the establishment of an pop-up restaurant, called Pineapple Island will continue JA projects ongoing research into alternative and immersive learning environments. In partnership with the Kent Refugee Action Network, the restaurant will be entirely run and staffed by young asylum seeking children from the South Coast of England.
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